Morris tribune., 1887-04-06


Monday.
See what Charles Wilson says
about hats.
Every farmer should plan to have
good garden.
Go to c. w. Rohne & Co.'S for
Easter cards.
Last Friday was day that fit q
great many of Us.
DR.. Harris, the dentist, will return
to Morris on April 18th.
Inquisitiveness was not we'll re"
warded on Friday last.
An April fool-the man who tried
to use pass on April LIST.
Three dwellings burned in Starbuck
on Monday of this week.
G.E. Darling has 80 bushels of
fine timothy seed for sale.
The village council met ut the en-
CINE house on Monday evening.
The Board of Trade met on Monday
evening, but did very little work.
Be sure to read the advertisements.
It will certainly pay you dividend.
Philip Ernst added his name to the
TRIBUNE's subscription list yester-
day.
Wells Bros. & Hanson expect
large quantity of new goods to-mor-
row.
Many of the school children have
the mumps, and still they are not
happy.
There will be an Easter concert in
the Methodist church next Sunday
evening.
AS usual, J. E. Danielson has some
thing new to say in his corner of the
TRIBUNE.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. J. B. Fairbank next Saturday
afternoon.
Rev. C. Holman favored us with
arenewaI of his subscription on Sat-
urday last.
The village treasurer has received
5000. 100, the proceeds Of bonds re-
Gently issued.
We are pleased to welcome Charles
Wilson into our happy family of adj |
vertisers again.
Horses are scarce in many parts Of
the northwest. Raise horses and
raise good ones.
81. Whiteley has purchased the
Helgeson & Hanson lot, store build
ing and warehouse.
Mrs. Dye announces a spring and
simmer opening of fine millinery.
Peruse the announcement.
There have been numerous land !
hunters in town during the last week. |
Stevens county dirt is in demand.
OK. Light made us q pleasant
call last Saturday and favored US
with q renewal of his subscription.
A MINES, "a farmer says: mo
animal will pull a farmer out OF a
financial hole quicker than the hog"
Patronize merchants who advertise
and those only. II you follow this
advice strictly, you will never regret
It.
The village Is Aow able to pay its in.
dehtedness to the library fund. Let's
have the library without further de-
lay. i
NJ. 81. EttesYold, of Cyrus, was in
Morris on Friday last and added his
name to the TR1RUNE's subscription
list. III;
John Kopftzki, of Swan Lake, was
in town last Saturday. He called
and also favored US with q subscrip-
ton.
The stock holders Of the Norris
Loan and Building Association met
Monday evening. The directors meet
this evening.
T. Colohan, of the st. Paul House,
favored the TRIBUNE with the cash
for another years subscription on
Saturday last.
The Marshal of the village has
been instructed BY the council to en-!
force the dog laws. License the dog
or it will surely die.
Clean your cellar and afterward
clean the yard. Typhoid fever and
other diseases Turk in rotting vegeta-
bles and garbage heaps.
There are a few railroad lads" in
the TRIBUNE. They are paid for
however at regular rates. The dead
head business Is played out.
Easter will be observed at the
Congregational Church, in the
morning with an appropriate sermon
an in the evening by praise service.
Patronize the railroads which sd-
vertise. You will find them more
liberal and more ready to "do the
square thing" than those which do
not.
E. J. Jones. Sir. sold at auction his
stock and farm machinery upon the
Jones farm on Friday last. The sale
was well attended and was reasonably
successful.
The Board of Health for the com.
ing wear has three members.-H. L.
Hulburd, n. r. Spur and James
Griffith. There is plenty of work for
the board to do.
There should be a series Of band
concerts during the coming season.
Let the citizens of Morris do the fair
thing in the way of compensation